Calibre 2.78 comes exactly two weeks after the January 13 release of Calibre 2.77, which was only a bugfix version bringing various improvements to the Edit Book, DOCX output, and E-book Viewer components. In this update, the developer also managed to add some new features, such as support for opening a certain item from an ebook’s ToC (Table of Contents) directly from the command-line interface (CLI), using the new “–open-at command” argument.
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